The Michigan Department of Health reported their state’s shipment was cut from 84,000 doses to 60,000 doses, for instance, while Washington’s doses were cut by 40% and Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said the state would now receive “roughly half” their projected Pfizer vaccine doses for the month. The actual number of doses states will receive each week is only determined the week before as the available vaccine supply becomes clear, an agency spokesperson said in an email to Forbes. Crucial Quote“Here’s what I would ask If I could get [the White House] on the phone: Where are our doses? Whitmer and other Governors say they are being shortchanged on COVID-19 vaccine (NBC 25 News)Pfizer Says It Has Millions Of Vaccine Doses ‘Sitting In Our Warehouse’—But Hasn’t Been Told Where To Send Them (Forbes)What You Need To Know About Pfizer’s Covid-19 Vaccine (Forbes)Governors complain Covid-19 vaccine shipments being cut, feds say not true (NBC News)Governors complain of COVID-19 vaccine cutback (Axios)Full coverage and live updates on the Coronavirus

Source: Forbes December 18, 2020 22:18 UTC